Caravan/Voyager Brake Issues

mason127

I have a 1999 Plymouth Grand Voyager with a leaking metal brake line. The leak is located about a foot past the ABS Unit, running along the frame, and in the direction of the rear proportioning valve near the driver side rear tire.

as stated in posting 10 of this forum, the location of the ABS Unit presents a problem of merely unscrewing one end of line, and the other is locating a place to purchase the two lines. I will replace both.

Your forum's suggestions as to as easier removal process and price/location to purchase the like bent lines would be appreciated.

:confuse: Thank you. ~Mason127

johnbeck

IF you have the same problem I did, you're going to feel kind of silly [as I did].
Check the brake fluid reservoir... Bet it's low....
Top up with the correct type of fluid and the brake light should now be out.
There's nothing in the user's guide to clue you into the fact that they use the Parking Brake light as a 'Low Brake Fluid' Light...
Ain't Chysler grand

mason127

New steel brake lines were ordered from the local dealer at a combined cost of $175, online was less but shipping was high and an even wash. Needed to drop the gas tank a bit and remove the ABS skid plate. After a few hours it was done. Difficult work without a lift and a helper. Hope this helps someone else out.

semockr

I had brake system rebuilt on my 95 Voyager at Just Brakes, lines were ok but everything else had to be replaced. Since then there is a clunking sound in the rear end when turning corners. I looked around back there but didnt find anything loose and the spare is cranked up tight.